NetEc
March 30, 2010
An excellent facility is provided by NetEc, who provide a list of over 34,000 working papers from various institutions within the economics field. These results can be found here.
An excellent facility is provided by NetEc, who provide a list of over 34,000 working papers from various institutions within the economics field. These results can be found here.
The Inter-American Development Bank has a varied and extensive Working Paper series available here.
The Santa Fe Institute has a variety of Working Papers, some of which may prove useful to those with a particular area of interest. The quick-search facility is recommended for this site give the number
IDPM has a variety of Working Papers including a series that focus upon Impact Assessment for Sustainable Development. Users can also subscribe to a newsletter that will inform them when the latest publications are available.
IISD has a small series of working papers concerned mainly with Trade, Sustainable Development and the Environment.
Elsevier has an excellent list of book on environmental topics, including environmental economics.
Blackwell Publishing has a number of journals and books on environmental and resource economics. They are currently offering, for a limited time only, free online access for 60 days to Natural Resources Forum, a new
Earthscan has published a number of titles that may be of interest to members. These include: Ecological Economics by Peter SÖderbaum and Biodiversity and Ecological Economics Participation, Values and Resource Management by Luca Tacconi.
Edward Elgar publishers have an outstanding list of book on ecological economics and related topics.
RFF Press publishes books that present a broad range of approaches to the study of natural resources and the environment.
John Wiley & Sons have recently published a major reference work that may be of interest to ISEE members. The Encyclopaedia of Environmetrics is a four volume publication dedicated to quantitative methods in the environmental
Brian Czech has also recently published a book that may be of particular interest to Ecological Economists entitled Shovelling Fuel for a Runaway Train: Errant Economists, Shameful Spenders, and a Plan to Stop Them All.
The first edition of Introduction to Ecological Economics, originally, published by in 1997 by St. Lucie Press, has recently been put up on the Encyclopedia of Earth. Read the ISEE press release or the actual
Edited by Marnina Fischer-Kowalski and Helmut Haberl, Edward Elgar, May 2007 Contributors include: N. Eisenmenger, K.H. Erb, M. Fischer-Kowalski, C.M. Grunbuhel, H. Haberl, F. Krausmann, J. Ramos Martin, H. Schandl, S.J. Singh Foreword by Joan
Thomas Prugh with Robert Costanza, John H. Cumberland, Herman E. Daly, Robert Goodland, and Richard B. Norgaard Foreword by Paul Hawken CRC Press – Lewis Publishers Second Edition, 1999 ISBN: 1566703980